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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-14

when the liver Is indolent, a. 1t mu-t nee.
essari!y be when ii fails to secrete the bile In
suihcient quantities to meet the requirements
OF digestion and evacuation, it should be set
al work with IIostetter's stomach Bitters
Inc healthful stimulus to activity impaired
oy thIs Incompatible alternative, speedily
e'hees itself In departure of the uncom.
'or'ao'e sensations in the right side; the
nausea, fur upon the tongue, indigestio
aau sick headache consequent upon inactivity
VI 'he 'iVer aud the diversion OF the bile from
"proper channel lrregularity Of the bowels
,.o,iys s,ways ana painlessly reformed by the cor
ferred ih@S,iheated, hn,h which Is Infinitely 10 be pre-
cious To- hina ueeanse ans II is safe aud more eTca.
rarga.ives OF every Class. IL cures and m,n
'eh's ie'er and ague, and rheumatism.' p'''
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-14

MR.. EDWARD CARY, In the current mum.
ber OF the Forum, forcibly and truly main.
tains that In our common schools we try to
do too much, and We do not do we'll what we
seek to do. We lose from view the aim that
We ought to have, the action OF the minds of
children. We hurry our boys and girls from
one study to another, from one "grade" to
the next and We are not sufficiently careful
Is to whether, when they have "gone
through" these, they can make any real use
OF the knowledge they have teen pursuing.
1t Is easy to forget that up to the age OF leav.
ing the common schools, and indeed much
further, about all We eau do for the young il
to give them the habit and the love of mental
work and that this, II 1t be we'll done, is of
much higher value than the formal lessons.
For this purpose the way in which they are
taught Is OF far greater importance than what
they are taught, and the right method can be
applied not only rs well to the simpler studies
that must precede the more complex, but
better. He therefore urges that schooling at
the public expense should be confined to
what is generally cenominsted primary in
struction.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-14
10 Weekly Intelligencer
U)e car,foSter 1rrtelliaetu,x
LANCASTER, JUNE IA, 1857.


New Jersey justice has found Barclay
HGAk guilty Of the murder Of Katie Ander-
m. The case has excited great attention
0utside The state and perhaps the general
opanion ID that the verdict is correct one;
~ IN our Judgment it is not. We do not
think II has been the result of an intelli
gent consideration of the case. 1t is yer.
DICT such - would naturally be made up
out Of the newspapers, which incline to
great readiness to find crime wherever
thsEe = pretty girl the victim.
But there surely was no crime proved in
tAis case, and there was not such evidence
- TO have brought it home to Barclay
Peak II there had been murder. The girl
Was found by the roadside wounded with a
pistol shot in the head and the pistol by
her side was Peaks. But it was shown
that Peak was her lover and that she had
taken the pistol from him a few days
before. She might readily have accident
ally shot herself with it.
He was not found near the scene of the
tragedy at its occurrence.
There was no motive shown in him for
shooting her. Without proof of motive
end without his presence upon the scene,
TIE evidence to convict him needed to he
very conclusive indeed.
But al there was of any consequence
came from the wounded girl herself She
nd Bart did 1t: she was never induced
to state how he came to do it. The cir.
cumstances under which be sought to slay
her, and q possible reason for the deed.
Wa never obtained from her it does not
even seem to have been sought. Her friends
were content with her naming him as her
slayer. Her statement was very wrong
fully admitted. 1t did not have the safe.
guards and solemnity of a dying declara.
don, such - the courts permit as evidence.
Net made certain that she knew
D6at she was saying. This at least ought
- have appeared without doubt.
But there was eminent medical testi
mony to the effect that the wounded brain
made her statements unreliable. Tina,
such would be the result, seems natural tG
tho common understanding, without expert
medical testimony to confirm it.
Certainly the accused was entitled to the
benefit Of the doubt which the injured
state Of the girls brain cast upon her
statements. 1t should have been given to
her BY the court. The girls testimony
thus challenged should not have gone to the
jury; even If it was otherwise admissible as
dying declaration. When the defendant
was not present to cross examine the wit
ness swearing his life away, and to test her
accuracy and knowledge, it does not alone
suffice that she spoke under the shadow of
death, but 1t needs to appear that che was
not also under the shadow of mental
infrmity.
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said Her Performance Was yu.r.,

The Grsu-Gordon opera company was in
Scrsnto on last week and on Friday evening
they sang the "Grand Duchess" In their
criticism of the opera, the Republican was
very rough on Miss Ethel Lyntou, the star of
the company. and said that she made an ex
hioition OF vulgarity in the part OF the Duchess.
MISS Lynton and the whole company were
angry at the criticism and tns Iady was
greatly paned. She denounced the rspor,er
VINO wrote her up and denied all his sileea
uon. She says she modified the performances
from what 1t bad been elsew here and was
never guilty OF any improper conduct on the
stage
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Benz amin franklin Discounted.

From the Abilene Tex..) Reporter.
Two boys were flying kites. Ono OF the
lads whose name WAS Yes-up, when about
400 yards OF string had been paid out, asked
his father to write message and send 1t up
to the kite The old man sat owu and wrote
this: "Send some rain. Yessup" The
message climbed up the string. A bird cir.
ciinR high IN the air winged i,s way To the
bit OF paper, which 1t pecXed vicou.Iy. An
nour later the Kite was hsuled in by the boy.
Ihe paper was In tatters, the only part of the
message remained intact being this portion
OF the signature, "Yes." Two hours later a
oueasler came up and the rain fell Ia tor
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-14

Inc members of the Downinetown B,p,,s,
chuIch have extended call to Rev Wa',ar
u. Mayo TO act ~ pastor OF the church NJ
mayo has accepted the call and suterat No.
his Official duties last Sunday eyeniny Tha
East Brsndywins Baptist church ioinea i0
the call, and the reverend viii serve H,, ~ y
eharges, preaching at the latter pIsce ssnh
sunday morning. Preaching services in ,ne
evening, 50 'o'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-14

From Ifh.

Old Gentleman Cat sewing class )-I sup.
pose, Miss Arsbeils, young ladies' are not in.
teres!ed in the question, " What shall be
done with the surplus ?"
Miss Arabells-Oh, yes, we are indeed.
we intend TO surprise the Rev. Mr.. White
choker with one, and It Is going 70 be lovely
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-14

FROM the Little Rock Gazette.
In Ella Wheeler Wilcox's opinion the
world has outlived all its passions" How
spout John sherman? He IL Just getting
angry over the events OF the late war Ella
,Su ,s,s wI!e warm postry but she IL unable to
hv .'ua y ul., anS intensity OF PASSION worked up
tsn assuring pa'riot who hegins business
.Nehly years after all the real tignIars mi,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-14

Edward Keller and Oliver Endy, OF Read
Ing, were fishing at Denver, this county, on
Saturday. When they returned home that
evening IN officer took them In custody on
the charge OF having enticed . little girl
ON Friday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-14


IHE New York Herald takes time by the
forelock and urges that something should be
done towards the cele lebration of the four
hundredth anniversary OF the discovery of
America. Five years it thinks is little enough
time to give to the organizatio OF a stu.
pendous international demonstration, and it
quotes from the Spanish Cicero CASTELAR, to
snow the kind OF celebration contemplated.
The orator wants the great powers to each
send several Of their msn-of- war to tho sea,
port OF Psios, in Grenads, and from there on
the 81 OF August, lSe2 the fleet should
formally depart for the island OF San Salvador
and, following as closely as possible the
course OF Columbus, should stop at the
Canary islands, discovering America to the
thunder OF countless cannon, TIE shrieks 4
steam whistles OF all tones and the cheers O,
men OF every language OF civilized mankind
The fleet should then visit points of historica
interest in the Western Hemisphere. A
grand jamboree for the fleet; but Csstela,
also suggests universal popular celebration,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-14
The Cske CsucsssIes,

i - eooesasson made BY The Frick com.
- . ~ woskmen In the Counellsvills
- pegioe, appeaFs to have been induced
- I'D of tive steel plants that it sup.
- vhieh could not afford 70 have their
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-14
LINEs To SUMMER.

LINES To SUN MER.
Those melancholy days have come
That make mans collars melt,
And they'll liugsr round awhile
To make their Inf uencs felt
Tha's Why We feei the proper thing
would b 70 90 tobo6gAning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-14

P1TrsBURG Is to have a shoe factory EN-.
ployins 800 hands. Where is our Board of
Trade?
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-14

here Is piece of legal news from the
editorial columns Of the Philadelphia Tunes:
The wife, like the husband, has no power
10 mortgage or convey real estate unless both
JOIN In the instrument" II Colonel Nc.
Cure has some good real estate security in
pennsylvania, We will lend him all the
money be wants on 1t, and will not ask his
wife to "Join in the instrument"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-14
Philadelphia Market.

Seed Leaf-Dealers In cigar leaf are no,
crowded with sales, which 10 owing largely
to the absence OF desirable old goods still,
the most OF them are busy look ing after new.
which has already found willing takers from
second hands at small margin. From the
ngures obtained joboing house must hand le
considerable new leaf before the amount will
come up to past years business.
Suinst1a-Weil, 1t sells without much
trouble or fear OF not pleasing
Havana speeds along aud finds willing
admirers IL the natural aroma il there
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-14

The active demand for desirable grades OF
Maryland tobacco is more readily mst by
reason OF increased receipts, which are
promptly taken at full and somew nat
stronger prices by purchasers for. the foreign
markets The French contract for some 900
hhds Maryland tobacco was awarded yssts.
day. Mr.. l. T. Wenck will execute IL
Ohio Is dull aud no sales are reported.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-18

ktory zaptaci abonament z
CORY ma ca}y rok Vl.50),
dostanie tykiet ma loterya
ma ktory mote wygrac woz,
plug, brony, lub jake lnne
narzedzie rolni.ze. = Adres
redakcyi: Gazeta Polska, Loup
City, Sherman Co., Nebr.
CENZOR Zwiazku Mar.
Pol. W og}oszonym wZgo-
die liscie z Portland, Or, z
4 sierpnia, zsznacza, il wstep
do sail sejmu Zwiazku Mar.
Pol. W st. Paul dozwolony i
wolny jest ola wszystkich.
Czfonkow Zwiazku, gosci i
Rodakow wogole, ale ludziom
skomprosmitowanym, jak Sta
nisfaw sIisz. dawniejszy r.
OczyznH KrytyA a obecnle
jakiegos Krop,dfa, obecLos6
ME bedzie dozwolona.
w OlOLICY STEVENS
POINT, gdzie jest wiele pol
skich farmerow ,osfabiony korn
powywracaf sic cd ulewnego
deszczu.
ODAKOM z Jersey
City serdeczne dziekujemY "a
adres p.L.Maliszewskiego,k tory
nam byf zaginaf. Mielismy ola
niego bardzo wa2ne listy z
Europy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-18

Kolumba, p%rzewiezicno z Ameryki
i z}ozono W jego ojczystem mics
Gle Genui. Dnia IS lipca pc po}ud-
niu o 81 godzinie odby}a sic uro-
czystosc kosclelna i z4ozenie zw4ok
PREY bardzo wielkim udziale dos
tojnik6w duchownych i swieckich,
oraz ludnosci wszelkich zawodow.
Pow erni k cara ro-
sy s k e X k o W, kiedys-
my W ~przesz}ym mum. "a gazetami
warszawskiemi podali natatke, ia
koby zyciu jego ME grozi}o ME-
bezpieczehstwo, juz ME zy}. Cia}o
jego W dniu 10 sierpnia z wielka
pompa p%ochowane zosta}o W Mos
kwie. z powodu, re Katkow by}
smiertelnym wrogiem Niemc6w,
wys4alo dziennikarstwo francuskie
ma pogrzeb Jego deputacya.
Rzym. Papiezka gazeta urze-
dowa og}asza list papieza, wyst6so-
wany do sekretarza stanu, a zawle-
rajacy blizsze objasnienia co do "a
sad rzadzenia kosciofem.
Ojciec sw. oswiadcza W tym
liscie, re zadaniem jego jest pogo
dzic narody z papieztwem. Co sic
tyczy pojednania z rzadem Who's
kim, powlada papiez, ze gazety po-
przekreca}y jego sfowa, wypowie-
diane W tym wzgledzie W znanej
przemowie do kardyna}ow z %
maja RIB.
Jako warunek k o e.
czny do tegoz POI d n a.
MIA wynn ien1a papiez
rzywr6 e m In 8 W
wladzy W k e ] przez
d d a i g napowrot zabra-
nego przez W}och p a n
ST W a k o S c ielnego o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-18
WYBoRI Do SEJMu.

0 lie nam wladomo, dotad wy
brani zostali pos1ami do sejmu polls
kiego W St. Paul nastepujacy de-
legaci:
w sasiednim North Greek,
cd Tow. sw. Michata Archaniola:
Ludwik Wojcik.
w St. Louis wybra}a grupa
Tow Jan III Sobiecki i b a / a
K S k ieg o.
Kolonia poiska W La S e
bedzie roprezentowana ma sejmie
przez p. A. Goszczyhskie 60.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-18
PIP. Menard e. T. Stan
Notaryusz publiczny
K0NSTABEL

j bioro neutrality-suspicious.
komisowe.
Wyciaga a bs kty y; wy
pisuje Margecze, Deeds
czyli kopie h ipoteki, kon.
trakty kupna i sprzedazy,
wynajmu rentu) i wszelkie
umowy handlowe i familijne,
takze tie S t mt y.
10 | e u e pieni ad re "a
prace ma w}asny k oszt.
Sprzedaje domy i Lofty
karty okretowe
ZABEZPIECZA Cd OGNIA,
Wymienia wysefa i sciaga
pieniadze. Bioro hsndlowo
przemys}owo komisowe P. P.
Menard and
z. STAN.
Telefon No. ALAG
SAC Milwaukee ave.
Biora l86 W. Madison st.
)230 Ewing Str.
Chicago III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-18
Salon / Farma
ma, SnrZedaIl

Gdzie? W polskiej osadzie Pine
Creeku (poczta Dodge, Wis., 10
mil cd Winony po%nozonei.
Salon osobno i tut obok dom
mieszkalny i zabudowania farmer.
skie, a W najbli@szem sasiedztwie
polski koscioi.
Salon ma dobre imie calej oko-
icy = juz przesz}o 20 lat istnieje.
Gruntu jest 10 ARROW pod plugiem,
jaknaj lepszego, 10 ARROW laki i 20 ak
row drZewa.
Pr.ybywajcie zobaczyc lub piszcie
pod adresem:
Jan Stencil.
Dodge P. o., Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-18
Sprawy biezace

oPA""J
Wliaru.ow Polonusow obchodzqcs.
W KS. R o.
gozln 8 k i tax sic zakochaf
w Wiarusaie, he podiug niego
wyk1ada kazanie. Zaszczyt
ten spotyka WIARUSA z te-
go powodu, lie kocha on
prawde rownie gorqcc, jak
najdzielniejszy z Papie3y Gree
gorz VII, ktorego tel ksie2a
W rodzaju naszych ,,memoral-
nych" ME lubili. = Kto je-
dnakAe u3ywa Waarusa do
swietej nauki, ME powinien
go = jak sfusznie zauwa2a
mocny wiarus Wtadys1aw N.
Brzqkan = k~ompromitowac
takiemi uwagami, jak: =
T1ze6a apom slana u pyski na-
pakowoc, wy parszywce t. d.
= Pan Brzakafa dodaje, &e
wychowany w wierze rzym-
sko-katolickiej, pod okiem
ksie3y PREY katedrze poznah-
skiej, zawsze 1ywil i 4ywi
wysoki szacunek do dobrych
polskich kap1anow. Nieraz
s}uchaf nauk pc rozmaitych
koscioiach, nawet PREY gro.
bach swietych polskich patro-
now, lecz podobnych pluga-
wych wyrazow jeszcze W 2y-
ciu ME sfyszaf. W dyecezyi
faby "a cos podobnego Oslecz-
ma.
DO Zu1qzhu Mar. P o l..
przystapify diva move Iowa
rzystWa: 2 M eapo S
sw. Antoniego z Padwy j z
Chicago Ii Oddziaf Wolnych
Krakusow, do ktorego pomle-
dry innymi, nale2y oh. f..
Gi4yhski.
w Loup City wyszedf W
dniu l2go sierpnia 2gi nu'
mer Gazety Polskl;g 10 Aedra-
see. Wydawca ogfasza, il ka2-
! dy aboDent Gazety Polsklg
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-18
co SkYCHAC.

co SkYCHAC.
Czy k to ma}y, czy kto
wlelki, jezeli tylko zrobi jaki
niegodny postepek, MONA bye pew
nym, re czy PREDICT, czy pozniej
zawsze go "a to spotka dotkliwa
kara. Dowodem tego w1asnie teraz
SO Prusy, z kt6rych W tax nieludz-
XII sposdb wypedzono 10000 Pola-
k6w, ably zrobic wiecej miejsca ola
Niemc6w. Przyk}ad ten spodobaf
sic jednak Moskalom, poczeli go
nasladowac u siebie i w ziemiach
polskich pod ich w}adza bcdqcych,
zkad juz niejeden mendel i niejed-
ne kope wyprowadzili Niemcdw "a
granice z to rada, ably byli }gska.
wi i W swoim kraju siedzieli. Swie-
re MP. wydano rozporzadzenie,
ably przebywajacy ma podstawie
pruskich paszportow w okregu ~
pihskim Kr6lestwa polskiego Gu
dzoziemcy, ijak oflcyalisci, komiwo-
jazery i robotnicy, otrZymali roz-
kaz, azeby Rosye opuscili W prze-
ciagu dw6ch miesiecy. R6wnoczes-
ME polecono wlascicielom d6br i
kupcom, azeby odprawili zatrud-
nionych u siebie Niemc6w.
CESAR a~ustryacki Franci-
seek ,J0zef OdWiedZif ceSarZa ME.
m%ieckiego W miejscu kapielowem
W Gastein i obaj mieli tajemne
narady.
We W4osz re c h cholera CO.
raz wiecej poch}ania ofar. w sa-
mem miescie Catania, ma wyspie
Sycylii, W przeciagu miesiaca llpca
byfy GOA wypadki smierci ma cho-
lere.
Ojciec sw. Leon XIII
cieszy sic cd niejakiego czasu wy
bonem zdrowiem i cielesna rzez
koscia. z ma}emi wyjatkami pracu-
je dziennie bez przerwy cd rama az
pozno do nocy, W tym czasie
jeszcze dale liczne audyencye. Ably
m6g} bez przeszkody %pracawac,
wypadna ma czas niejaki zwyczajn e
audyencye.
Ksiaze Ferdynand
: K o b urgsk i, kt6ry niedawno
temu obrany zosta} ksieciem bu}--
garskim, mimo re spodziewano sic
p~owszechnie a nawet on sam zapew-
Mai, IL bez pozwolenia Rozyi nigdy
ME zajmie sronu bufgarsklego, jed
max pusci} sic W podr6z do Bu}-
garyi. Prawdopodobnie czuje on
plecy "a soba, ktore go W najgor-
rzym razie beda bronic. Pod}ug
najswiezszych wiadomosci z Europy
kslqze Ferdynand przerwa} swoja
podr6z do Bu}garyi i ME pojedzie
do Soft, gdyz Porta %zagrozi}a, re
Bufgorya wojsklem obsadzl, jezell
ksiaze pokaze sic ma ziemi bulgars-
kiej
Sprawl bu4garska, ktora juz
z~aczynala bye nudna, znowu stale
sic interesujaca
Tymczysem znowu sic zaczefy
grozne zatargi miedzy Niemcami a
Francyq Rad niemiecki wydali}
80 francusklch urzednik6w kolejo-
wych, kt6rzy mieszkali ma ziemi
niemieckiej, poczem Rad francuski
wydali} representative firmly ME
mieckiej cd fabryki zabawek z
Embrencuil.
Natomiast wielka przyjazh ist-
nieje obecnie pomiedzy Rosya a
Francya. Rosya potrzebuje oko}o
500 milionow rubli i chcia4a tie pie
Made pozyczyc cd Niemc6w, ale
niemieckie gazety odradza}y boga.
czom niemieckim, zeby ola Rosyi
kleszeni swych ME otwierali. Tenn
ME zrazi}a sic wcale Rosya, uda}a
sig natychmiast do zyda Rotszylda
W Paryzu, kt6ry z pewnoscia o pc
zyczke sic postara, liczac ma WA
jemnosc, t. j. ma to, zeby SIG Rosya
z zydami, jego rodakami, lepiej
obchodzi}a. A we Francyi o zebra
ME pieniedzy ME wielki k}opot, DO
ito kraj bogaty. l tax kiedy Pc
rnku 1870 trzaha hy}a NiemcOm
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-18
ZAPkACILI
"a WIARUSA

Winona JAG Jezewski S 100
Princeton j Kwiatkowski 95
Stevenspoint j Glihski LAO
;, F Buczkowski lao
Bessemer A. Wysocki 200
Dunkirk NJ Weiss 100
Winona Jan Neuman $50
Poniatowski j Blaszka 100
Chaska M Sobkowiak $50
Roya]ton Jan Pieniadz LOO
Detroit Jos Mahkowskl LOO
Gardiner Jos Daley LOO
Winona JAG Losinski LOO
Nanticoke DR.. Gutenberg LOO
Detroit K Nowakowski LOO
Utica Ant Biafecki 100
Detroit Nowak 1888 An
tome Str lao
Winona Jan Nrozek LOO
Detroit j Karpinski 200
Radon A Poleski LOO
Buffalo Anastazy Fischer IS
Detroit NJ. Faoihski LOO
Cleveland s G~oryszewski 200
LtCarmel Jos Boczek 100
, John Boczek LOO
Angoria St Kendziora LOO
SturgeonLake Dunajski 200
FIR Chmielewski LOO
:, Jos Betka 100
Duluth Dunajski 100
Dodge Ludwik Rudnik LAO
Chicago ] f Dankowski 200
Port Austin Walenty Jaroch 100
Green Bay Szymon Paniewicz 200
Indianapolis FIR S}upecki 100
WlnOna Albert WOtruba LOO
Detroit MARGIN Grabowski LOO
Buffalo Jan Szczepahski 800
Bednarski Leon LOS
Smigiel J6zef 100
Majer Jan LOO
Przysiocki Teodor LOO
Cwiklinski J6zef 100
Stachurski Szczepan LOO
Minonk Jos Niko}ajewicz 100
Amherst Pafubicki 200
Paterson Piasecki LOO
Marshland Jos Szymahski 1.5U
Wlnona Izidor Czarnowski LOO
Chicago Jan Rewers LOO
MARGIN Kozak LOO
Franc Faber 100
Walenty Zwierzynski 100
Stanis}aw Matusiewicz 400
Napieralski 200
Anton Holman 100
JOS Nering 100
Baltimore Felix's Brzoskowski 200
Felix's Kachelski 200
floryan cora 2.Oo
Jan Pando 100
JAG Nowak 200
Jos Czosnowski 800
Jan Lorek 200
Winona Martin Wejer 100
ST. Louis A Wasowlcz 200
New York A B%ojanczyk 90
Jos tabedzki 100
Amigo Albert HOLES 1.sC
Winona Andrea Stachowicz 100
St. Joseph Mo, j Stahkowski 200
Chicago Felix's Genge 100
Agentowi naszemu p. K Pokrzy-
wihskiemu zap}aci} OBJ. Matcusz
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R D Gone CT.

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pc najtahszych cenach W po}udnio-
wei Minnesota. Nasze zapasy o.
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XII i polepszenia u ~narzedzi stolar-
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z przyjemnoscia kazdemu po-
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-18

Szczatk zwto k ok ry
wcy Ameryki j, Krzysztofa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-18

We re c h cholera CO.
raz wiecej poch}ania oiar. w sa-
mem miescie Catania, ma wyspie
Sycylii, W ~przeciagu miesiaca llpca
byfy GOA wypadki smierci ma cho-
lere.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-18

Cesarz a%ustryacki Franci-
seek Jozef odwiedzif cesarza ME-
mieckiego W miejscu k%apielowem
W Gastein i obaj mieli tajemne
narady.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-18

Z}ota r6ze, ktdra Papiez
udziela wysoko postawionym oso-
bonn, jake objaw uznania, otrzy-
ma1a Amerykanka, PARMA Caldwell,
ktora p~rzeznaczy}a pd}tora miliona
dolar6w ma za4ozenie uniwersytetu
katolickiego W Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych. Dzienniki nadmieniaja, lie to
jest dopiero drugi %wypadek NADIA
MIA ,%,z}otej ROXY" osobie, ME male
zacej do rodzin panujacych. Pier
VISA uhonorowana ten sposob
by4a ma}zonka jenera}a Sherman.
w roku zesz}ym z}ota role otrzy-
ma1a cd Leona XIII krolawa rejen-
tka h%iszpahska.
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